Goldmund is a prestigious Swiss ultra-luxury high-end audio manufacturer founded in 1978, originally in France before relocating to Geneva in 1980 under the full ownership of Michel Reverchon (former IBM Marketing Manager). Operating for over 46 years from its modern facility in Geneva (21 Chemin Grenet, 1214 Vernier), Goldmund has established itself as the leading Swiss manufacturer of sound systems, guided by Leonardo da Vinci's motto 'Ostinato rigore' (constant rigor). The company pioneered revolutionary technologies including the T3 servo-controlled tonearm (1978), Reference turntable, mechanical grounding, and megahertz bandwidth amplification. Under current CEO Carsten Roth (appointed April 2024, formerly Global Sales Director at Focal/Naim), Goldmund produces iconic products including the Reference II turntables, Apologue speakers (displayed at MoMA in 1987), Telos power amplifiers (including the 5000-watt Telos 5000), and NextGen amplifiers. The company's hallmark sound emphasizes speed, resolution, vanishingly low distortion, and unprecedented dynamics across their product range of turntables, speakers, amplifiers, preamplifiers, wireless speakers, audio processors, and Blu-ray players, all embodying Swiss precision and patented cutting-edge technology.

Goldmund is a prestigious Swiss ultra-luxury high-end audio manufacturer founded in 1978, originally in France before relocating to Geneva in 1980 under the full ownership of Michel Reverchon (former IBM Marketing Manager). Operating for over 46 years from its modern facility in Geneva (21 Chemin Grenet, 1214 Vernier), Goldmund has established itself as the leading Swiss manufacturer of sound systems, guided by Leonardo da Vinci's motto 'Ostinato rigore' (constant rigor). The company pioneered revolutionary technologies including the T3 servo-controlled tonearm (1978), Reference turntable, mechanical grounding, and megahertz bandwidth amplification. Under current CEO Carsten Roth (appointed April 2024, formerly Global Sales Director at Focal/Naim), Goldmund produces iconic products including the Reference II turntables, Apologue speakers (displayed at MoMA in 1987), Telos power amplifiers (including the 5000-watt Telos 5000), and NextGen amplifiers. The company's hallmark sound emphasizes speed, resolution, vanishingly low distortion, and unprecedented dynamics across their product range of turntables, speakers, amplifiers, preamplifiers, wireless speakers, audio processors, and Blu-ray players, all embodying Swiss precision and patented cutting-edge technology.